The Egypt national team in 2011 was one of the standout participants in the World Youth Cup held in Azerbaijan.
The Egyptian national team for players born in 2011 secured its place among the top teams in the ongoing FIFA U-15 World Cup in Azerbaijan, as part of FIFA's talent development project, achieving its fifth victory in the tournament with a perfect record so far.
Egypt's U-15 team defeated Iraq 4-1 in a match held this afternoon, claiming the top spot in their group and preparing to face the leaders from other groups in the next stage.
Hossam El-Din Reda, the Ambassador of the Arab Republic of Egypt in Azerbaijan, attended the match along with Walid Darwish, a member of the Egyptian Football Association's board and head of the Egyptian team delegation.
Egypt's Journey in the Talent World Cup
The 2011 team had previously recorded victories in 4 matches, winning against Trinidad and Tobago 4-1 in a match held this morning, and against Saint Kitts and Nevis 1-0 in a match that took place last night, following their morning win over the Cayman Islands with a score of 9-0, and their first match victory against Macau with an 8-0 score on Saturday morning.
The project is overseen by Walid Darwish, a member of the Egyptian Football Association's board, while Ahmed El-Gohary manages the project. The coaching staff includes Daryl Willard, FIFA's technical advisor, and coaches Youssef Fawaz and Sherif Talaat, along with Dr. Mohamed Madi, the team doctor.
